- Unless you have a compelling reason, you do not need to cite specific p values of other researchers in your paper
- Be decisive in your language—if a peer-reviewed primary paper reaches a conclusion, don’t hedge, but state it as fact
- the reader has the citation if they want to evaluate that author’s work
The basis for downregulation may be related to CO2-induced excess photosynthate accumulation in leaves, if sinks for the additional carbon are not available (Stitt 1991, Mooreet al. 1999, Haouari et al. 2013, Campany et al. 2017).
It was reported that gm increased with increasing light intensity in chickpea and several Eucalyptus species (Campany et al., 2016; Xiong et al., 2018; Shrestha et al., 2019).